Driving Video Game

Death Track: Ressurrection Shipped

admin — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 07:54:19 +0000

Death Track: Ressurrection was launched officially a few days ago and it can be found in retail stores from North America and online at gameagent.com. The nice thing about it is that the game is DRM free.

Death Track: Ressurrection is a PC driving video game and it takes place in a not too distant future, when the planet is thrown into chaos. Instead of normal sports, the entertainment has become more violent and aggressive. Survival Racing is the biggest event of the year and takes place in cities from all over the world. The best drivers take place in road battles, using powerful vehicles.

The price of the game is $19.99. More info here.

PSP Spy Car Patented By Sony

admin — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 07:44:07 +0000

The latest idea for realistic PSP racing comes from Sony and it was found among the patent filled by them for SCEE. It’s for a car that is remote controlled and its interface is the PSP. The car has a camera on it, that sends the video to the PSP. One of the possible applications mentioned for it is an augmented reality racing game, where real objects from your house are recognized as elements from the game. Using objects from your house, you can build a custom track.

Seems like an idea that has real chances for success. Looking forward for the real deal to hit the market at some point.

Smash Cars (PS3) Screenshots And Preview

admin — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 07:25:56 +0000

Smash Cars is a PS3 car game that will be released in the second quarter of 2009, via the PlayStation Network. Some of the features of this game include innovative stunts, real-time physics and the latest generation graphics. This lets the players grind and gear up, twist and turn, do stunts and aerial tricks, using RC cars controlled by remote.

It’s actually a successor for the Smash Cars game that was done for PS2, which also allowed players to use RC cars. The news on the game is that it shows promise, but the controls seem to have some issues.